Voice of North Korea Refugees II will be held on Saturday, January 19, 2019 in Boston.
Cholong Park is involved in this meaningful event to improve the human rights of North Korean Refugees. She ia a pianist and also working for ENoK as an artist director.
ENoK (Emancipate North Koreans) was founded in 2011. ENoK is a 501(C)(3)-approved non-profit organization registered with the Illinois Secretary of State Office
The mission of ENoK is to:
EMBRACE North Koreans
To help break down barriers between North Korean defectors and “others”
EMPOWER North Koreans
To help North Korean refugees transition to the new society and life through life-support programs such as life-skills training, job training, and education
EMANCIPATE North Koreans
To raise awareness of dire situations and human rights violations being committed in North Korea as well as the plight of North Korean refugees scattered across Asia.
Logo of ENoK (Emancipate North Koreans)
Cholong Park is planning "Voice of North Korea Refugees II" with ENoK.
Cholong Park received her Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from Sang Myung University and earned her Master of Music degree in Piano Performance from Florida State University under the guidance of Dr. David Kalhous.
Throughout Park’s active music career, she has developed a wide range of repertoire and discovered that chamber music, contemporary works, and piano pedagogy are her forte. She was a featured soloist performing works at the John Cage Festival, the Pre-college Piano Symposium, and the New Music Ensemble Concert at Florida State University.
In May 2014, Park made her Carnegie Hall debut performing solo and ensemble works as a founder member of the new music ensemble, What Is Noise, as their pianist.
Cholong Park is currently studying with Dean Wayman Chin in the Collaborative Piano program, chamber music emphasis, at Longy School of Music of Bard College. She has been teaching students since 2002 and has taught students of all ages & levels.
Cholong Park is involved in this meaningful event to improve the human rights of North Korean Refugees. She ia a pianist and also working for ENoK as an artist director.
ENoK (Emancipate North Koreans) was founded in 2011. ENoK is a 501(C)(3)-approved non-profit organization registered with the Illinois Secretary of State Office
The mission of ENoK is to:
EMBRACE North Koreans
To help break down barriers between North Korean defectors and “others”
EMPOWER North Koreans
To help North Korean refugees transition to the new society and life through life-support programs such as life-skills training, job training, and education
EMANCIPATE North Koreans
To raise awareness of dire situations and human rights violations being committed in North Korea as well as the plight of North Korean refugees scattered across Asia.
Logo of ENoK (Emancipate North Koreans)
Cholong Park is planning "Voice of North Korea Refugees II" with ENoK.
Cholong Park received her Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from Sang Myung University and earned her Master of Music degree in Piano Performance from Florida State University under the guidance of Dr. David Kalhous.
Throughout Park’s active music career, she has developed a wide range of repertoire and discovered that chamber music, contemporary works, and piano pedagogy are her forte. She was a featured soloist performing works at the John Cage Festival, the Pre-college Piano Symposium, and the New Music Ensemble Concert at Florida State University.
In May 2014, Park made her Carnegie Hall debut performing solo and ensemble works as a founder member of the new music ensemble, What Is Noise, as their pianist.
Cholong Park is currently studying with Dean Wayman Chin in the Collaborative Piano program, chamber music emphasis, at Longy School of Music of Bard College. She has been teaching students since 2002 and has taught students of all ages & levels.
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